Evening sentinel, Friday, October 1, 1915 · page 1

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Attorney 'for Elsie Mackey lierr
Asks Adjournment for Too
Weeks in Appointment of Com-I
issioners to Hear Claims

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Real and Personal Property Involv-
ed Amounts to ($160,000

 

 

From statements made today, in the
Probate Court. Stamford, before Judge
Renting, by attorneys who represent
the various principals in the case, it
appears that the claim of Elsie Mackey
[Kerr against the estate or Mrs. Jose
phine R. Mackey, late of button, is in
a fair way towards settlement out of
court. Attorney Charles D. Lockwood
of Stamford, who represents Miss

 

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Kerr. who claims $50,000,1'asked'Judge

Meeting to consider the matter of the-

Oflice as Second Class Matter.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1915

 

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Rain tonight and Saturday.

 

Nineteen Kno
and 200 ini

New Orleans Hurricane

 

Storm Caused Heavy

Several Towns Being Flooded by Tidal
Wave and Swept by Terrific Wind

 

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30. 8:30 p.
m, by Courier to Baton Rouge, La.,‘
Oct. l.—-.\‘ineteen known deadiprobably
200 injured, and damage to buildings,
wire circuits, railroads, shipping and
other property in New Orleans and
vicinity estimated at several mill= .1
dollars, was the toll exacted by a liur
ricane which swept the city Wednes-A
day and was conceded to have been

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Gunners Fm Several Neighboring
Towns Ptiicipate—Two Pro-
fessionals on lland

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wn Dead
ured in

 

 

Properl Damage
y ’ A large crowd attended the Norileld
improvement association's all day fair
which was held yesterday at the Wes-
ion town hall and thoroughly enjoyed
ilie day’s entertainment. The mem
bers of the association are h to con
i |granulated upon ihe succse s of their
Avenlure. Crack shots iioiu all the
Enoighborin‘ towns were preseni to
A'partiiipate in the trap shooting (--on
test and some 1er_1 fine sc'oies were:
made. A

The; results of the shoot are as fol-
ions: High man, \\ ilson 1-. iih 98 out
oi a possible 100'. Fox. 90; Cutter. in); A

 

Three negroes lost their lives in A
gters, across the ri1er from here an nd
six in this city and suburbs

That the storm caused hea1y prop
erty less and possibly many casualties
in Southern Louisiana as far west as
Morgan City, and especially near
ilonnia, 1111s the belief of many in re
Rumors tonight originating from

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0:. done, if Elected, Piedged To

HandGrenadeAilacks—AAAAAA

WANA BEACH WA" 'Zzor‘irrown or -
A00 (All A‘ A the Miles

1 German Counter Attacks Have Checked
' the Advance of the French {Near Maia-r
sons de Champagne—French Trenches:
Subjected to Violent Bombardment-V"
'Buigarians Are Entrenching {All Along-i
the Serbian Boarder-British Sailfish

Vessel Sunk by Submarine
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Work for Redemption of Popular
Camping and Bathing Beach

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Clam Ordinance Comes III for Call 11—:s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Anderson’s Hall, at the end of the
trolley line in Winnipauk. held last

 

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the worst ever experienced in this sec-V sources south and southwest of here fig“: 8:33 3:21,,“er 1W FA gum;
tion. These figures were compiled here indicated the loss of life would be sAi"AAlI‘Ati1'nionAd 85' A(.,A,,,AL,A0A,.\.AA 11,—). no.
lnte today. 0! the known dead ten heavy. “IMAM (‘lAarksAou A8... cAAi‘ddAvA 30A
were white and nine were negroes.‘ Railroad men niriving from Morgan A A” .A . .A -A .4. -. s

iJenuings,19, Meeker, .1, Miss,

The dead include Capt. C. J. Menges ot_Clly reported no loss of life ,at that ['01 les 6' Fenion 7.5. liull “.1
Cincinnati, manager of the floating ~~ r A A A .A A-o AA
stock of the M o l l c 1 at o . IVUWW‘M 7‘3 L“““°"d' ‘- "“‘A‘S‘m'i
01188 tea on 2 ( .ontlnued on Seventh Page.) 69. McKenzie. 68; Schultz, 153' \iurl-I

“4,1 .7 _A .--_ ”fl" hurt 63; Adams. 63; Van Salon, 132;
.WINNIPANK VOTERS ,Vilundic, 62; Commit-1, lid; (tray, {18;

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EAMOAS AOEWE BASE

Ahl 1lbilion shooting vt’as done b1' Prof.
“elites and Prof. Ste1eus who bioko
A97 and 92 birds out of a possible 100,
respoimtliely

.\'orlln, 19.801111) I") pretty 9" Abring about the sec u11n,. of (‘ult l‘as-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tuie Beuéh for the City of Norwnik.
A'l‘iiis lil'rOlill '1I, one of the most i111
pmtniii that has been made this carn-
paiun, 11' as made last night by Judge

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Allies on the western from:
resulted in further progress
tic Gritisism~0r. Clune and; IAWURISHING 0000mm) them in the Artois region
TreasurerWlfred Bodwell Speak them France 5“““3‘” g
10this sector, where the fight
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lir. 'lhomus F Chine, Democratic ness meeting of the East Norwaik Ad- 6 impo an town 0 ns’
candidate for mayor, is pledged, ii vent Christian Church, last night, ‘its radiating railways, 15 ‘
(lepted minor. ,0 9x0” every power showed that body to be in amost flour- waged. were W0“ by mean
within his innyoraln jurisdiction to ishlng and DVOKI'PSBAVP c.011dltlon Th“; hand grenade attaCkSs 3°00
:reasurerirepgrtedl ilhai allfbiilis haw‘ to today's statement by the p_
19911 pat an n. in ance o S bl) re ~War Office.
mains in the treasury. The unnualA I
meeting of the tithing class, scheduled n the Champagne
for last night. was postponed until Where the Fiend} ha)” ma?

 

,slde source that has been received to.
appointment of commissioners to hear "A81“ an assemblage 0‘ ““9 hundred' A

The first contribution from an out-

aid the defendant batters in the Loewe

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The score mule by Miss liowles of
Greenwich. is also uorihy of note as
she was the only woman at the traps
she was shooting against some

2.lolm Keogh at 1111- open-air 1a1l1 held
lat the east approach oi the new
Abildge, on ilie Eust Side. Judge

the case, but to withhold his decision voters Who Were stirred to great en-
as to whether or not commissionersiiimfiififim With SANDS speeches by

should be appointed and who they shall “Offline“ on the Democratic ticket. Dr A

case his arrived at the Danbury allies.
of the United Hatters. The contribu-A

very good guners. Tile fair broke

up after every one had partuken of a;

AKeogh, as well, panned nurnih t‘oun-
c'ilman Henry J. Hipson for what he
didn't do l‘oi' Bast Norwalk when he

. the pastor. Rev.

~ Morse Shoal late yesterday. With the
‘. assistance or the Monomer Point

lie. for two weeks, as Ti ‘AA'iAAs ADDEETD

that a settlement may be reached lnAout “sin in an attack upon Congress.

that time. _ V
Attorney Cullinan, of Bridgeport,
who represents the majority of the
heirs of the estate. said that a proposl
tion for settlement had been submitted
to Judge Lockwood, and had been re

 

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\VVlliiSi evening in the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, on West ave-
11119,,111e1noria1 services, in charge of
William Gill Giflin.
were held for the late John Green-
wood. Associates in church work and
lite of the man ga1e testimony of his
vital 1alue.

Samuel Sempie spoke on Mr. Green-
wood as a class leader in the church.
His work as a Sunday school teacher
was the discussion of,Willlam Ewing.
H. B. Slauson told of the late Mr.
Greenwood’s work as a member of
the Aodlcial board of the church.
Thomas I. Raymond spoke on his
Christian character. Several others
added a word or tender memory.

The favorite hymns of Mr. Green-
wood were sung, and the well-tilled

 

. chapel responded to the spirit of the

occasion Resolutions were adopted.I
all resolving to lead a strong and
Christian life.

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CHATAHAM', fishes" ‘Sept130-I
tl‘be Rookland, I‘Mel, threomaste‘d
scboner It. Maris Brown, bound from
'a Maine port for New York with a
cargo or lathe, grounded on Stone

 

 

 

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ballots intelligently, Registrar Edwardi
B. Doulens wtll speak to them on Sat- iformed sold; for social purposes. It?

..'li' Clone, candidate for mayor, came

 

man E. J. Hill's speech. using argu-
ments which were employed yesterday.
noon in the rally at the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company. IHis speech
was warmly received. 1 A

Patrick Walsh, chairman or the Fifi b
Ward committee, called the session to:
order and James T. Hubbell, nominee;
for First District commissioner, was
made chairman Beside D.r Clune's
speech, several good addresses were I
made Among the candidates who took
apart were City Treasurer Wilfred Bod-'-
w.eil Harold'l‘. Murray. running for
councilman from the First District.
Charles '1‘. McGovern, candidate for
town clerk, and Attorney J. T. Dunbar,
a speaker at rare ability.

After the conclusion of this rally, the
party nominees were whizzed to .EastA

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Norwnlk, where they addressed abom-I
er gathering of voters.

 

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For the purpose of instructing the
women voters of the Second and Third
Districts so thdt they may use thger

urday afternoon at 4: 30 o’.clock
Colonial Cottage, the home of Mrs. J.
Milton Coburn. All the women voters
of these districts are urged to be pres
Ient as the eiectidn will take place

on Monday, when matters of vital lin-
portaAnce to the women aret‘obe voted
upon.

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Services were conducted yesterday
by Rabbi Solomon .Kessler in Both
lsrael Synagogue. this city, in obser-

 

itlon. which is $111.46, was received

\erv god; Abutlet supper which was:

next grandam, Officers were elected

as follows: First Deacon—William C.A'
Byxbee. Second Deacon—S. W. Vel-
sor, Cierk~Arihur 'F. Alnsworth‘,
Treasurer—Richard Bland, First Des-1
conesshMrs. Robert C. _ Thompson,

table advances since last .
day, when the great it)
- movement began, German ‘1:
tor—attacks were checked :'
Maisons dc Champagne, til!
.Second Deaconess—Mrs. Harold Cun- ficial statement from the F! _

 
 
 
 
 
 

'since the suits were instituted.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. majority or them Acre more or less

from the employes .ot the J. J. Bugley
Tchacco Company. of Detroit Mich. .,
and it was brought in Danbury byAI
Daniel Wallace, of Detroit, ~who ’ is
a general organizer of the Tobticco
Worker's International Union. The;
.‘conlrlbuiAidlt was entirely raised by‘
subscription.

served this in the afternoon

..lel.ockhart made a perfect score,
kliling2 5i1irds in the- "5 bird shoot
lie is a Ainember of the. Norwalk Gun
Club.

 

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A.MRS MOAAAAA AS SERVED
Willi PAPERS 0E 0|V000E

A lien Development in the Barrie

 

Loewe Forcloeure.

Judge Thomas in the. federal courtI
has granted Attorney Walter G. bier-V
ritt of counsel for D, E. Lowe & Co.A,,I
additional orders of service in con-
nectlon with the foreclosures brought
by the Loewe (‘0. against the individ‘

ual defendants in the. Loewe case.i .
These orders of service are againstA Tnstram cl“
some of the, defendants who lived 1 ——-~—-- \

Danbury when the suits were brought
and whose property has been attached,
but who have moved from this city

Another chapter of the notorious
Carrie Tristr’m case, that so very
deepl1 stirred Norwalk several weeks
ago, was written the first or this week.
Mrs. Anastasia A Monnhan, whose
daughter Iairlcin was arrested at the
time as an alleged- frequenter~-and
later acquitted, was served with di-
vorce papeis in a suit brought against
her by her husband

Service was made by Officer John
H. Flynn, of the downtown police de-
partment who was off duty at the
time, an acting in the capacity or

 

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The younger residents of the Spring-
wood section have IAtormed an organ
lza’tlo‘n which they have christened the . .
Spring’wood Club. The society will an indifferent person. Mrs. Monahair

not be of a political nature, it being“Alas 100319“ A“ Pork Chester, N Y.,
where she and her daughter are liv

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was announced this morning that the ing under assumed names.
new clubgs debut will be in the form; The suit is the result of revelations
of s “coming-out" dance, which will which were unearthed wbe the po-
be held October 16th. lic€~ rought the Tristram scandal to

a bead. Attorneys Walsh & Hubbsli
”fl-Y ‘ WORNMEN . representtbe plaintiff. It wasstated
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last night that the suit may be con-
tested. " ~~ ..
BERNE, SWITZERLAND, Oct. 1, via
Paris, 4: 60 a. m.1+investigation has
disclosed that between thirty andi
titty workmen were killed in the fire,
which destroyed a large comb fac
tory—st Mnemllswyl following a dust
Aexplosion yesterday. Four hundred
us were at. work in the factory
at- the time or the explosion and the

 

 

 

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This morningA workmen started

 

word voters in the. Central Fire Sta-

 

located for about ve days

Ira: sear memo Werdv
'1111 out bdir bellotmtn the Town
'flflLMfi- Wei. “$.3th “It“
alibi Ah “cutthroat :lmtbe- Ear,

 

 

 

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barter- on Van hat street.

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. themselves.

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AA‘thiB afternoon, received sample andflarions hank taxes in this state will

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ibeld the balance. or power on the city
council The judge. also took a iiing
at thersocslied clam license. ills
speech was-1.1m interesting one. ‘Dr.
T. F. Ciune and tilty Treasurer Wilv,
fret! Bodwell were the other speakersA
of the evening.

There are no big issues in this cam-
‘palgn, the judge stated at the outset

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.6“: IOGHHER MEENNG i AAOAn the eastern front the
Atonic progress is slower in'
Asectors and has been check
Aof his talk bui‘ibc matter of choice‘A “El-D BY REPUBLICAN
turned largely on the personality oi"

together in others. according
. ' the latest reports from P:
A AField Marshal von Hinden V
A Forty East Side Republicans met forces have made little hen ,
last night in the East Norwaik Yacht agamVst DVinSk In VOAhYm

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Club, where a meeting oi to kindly and Russians‘ are fightfligto hard.
Eliarmonious nature was held. There so far “DSUCCCSSfu Yito

[ASIA SADE REPUBUBANS ‘Awere refreshments consisting of. cot— AgostSlLSSion 0f the fortress
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. A in Italy that the Bulgarians a £1 ,

nlngham; Report Delegate to annualA at Office announces
conference, Springfield, October 12— ViOAei‘it bombardment
S. W Velsor, alternate—A. F. blinked,A French trenches north 0f
sou. Aisne, near Soupir. is re
the Germans, however,

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A Ralph E. DeAWitt presided. Willis
A for trenching all along the S
protecting the cut

tb barbed wire on . '1 .

 

Ahrnns. fourth ward candidate
The now famous "clam AMA was board of education, spoke on the frontier,

Ah” subject or Republican as well as amendment which the voters will de- ments w:
Democratic discussion last night. At cide upon: Monday taking away from me,nts and that clashes

 

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City Clerk LinXWeiler. at 1 o'clockgthat city

regular ballots ;tor useMonday.
telly?- clerLstated that the' charterm,e bankers.

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the ‘getstogether meeting Vin the. East-Ame teachers the “gut in increase 331- Bulgarians and Serbiansrfi
Nor-walk Yacht Club a unanim’ouf arise and giving it to me board or es- border already havefioccu
1ote was taken to work against the timate. Talks concerning the pres-A Vienna beers that B
proposed ordinances passage. lentmampaign, were funds by Mr. De- Radoslavoff is to VAS“ '
No other piece of legislation pro Witt and Phillip H. Fielding. the near futurei. Rim: fi
posed by the city council has aroused: iports that sent mien' 1 inc
so much caustic and general objec-Al 1 n favor of Rulgs 11:1. sand it . .
lion as the S5 license fee for the sell ABANKS [NSE $50, 000 Aand that iffmagttitflil: ':
mg of clams dug in local waters. The Voting 011151011 AAAanouncesA the $
ordinance does not include those pee-A l] A of 15:; sailing vessel Helen
pie who dig a "mess" of clams' for: BECL SE of I XESA presumably by a submarin
It specifies those who; -. .__._.—-—- . .
“sell" claims only. A A downtom banker, _in close 'touch FARENCR HAVE MAD
—:—'—‘—'—‘ with state and country. banking con-E FURTHER PROSr
A , ditions. said this morning that as a P. \RLS Oct. 1. 12. 37. p
CNAN‘AEN AMENDMENISI direct result of the tax on deposits In the great battle in tli
‘Norw rwalk banks have lost $50. 000. This district the French hav
amount has been drawn out by local further ppogrcss, by meanS
0" REGULAR BMlflIAbusiness men and manufacturers, it taci S 111th hand ,rzpcnadesV . .
. ’.-.~.........._. . was stated, wboAhave interests in man trenches Anon!) m...
' ‘ New York and have redqposlted in this effect was madet d .7
The labs concerning the \Nar Office. _
in tht Champagne-
Acounter -attack near
Champagne was (5th V
amendments, which the ctbrs, this I 1 A The Germans Viol
election, will decide upon, will be 0.3 THERAE Any CHRISTIAMTAY m bar-(led French trenc
printed upon the result ballots, in— BUSINESS? zSoupir, north of the.
stead of individual shat! Thin will This subject Wm be discussed at madeV no infantry atta
do away with extra helpers and boxes. the Sunday evening service of the
“A the 0°11“ CAM” “A“ be PYPVNGJAIAI‘h-st Methodist Episcopal Church o;
A" "”5" 0" “no". This arrangement VSouth Nor‘walk, being the opening oer;

 

 

which specifies amendments passed hYllieve '1 It will be followed by "Has to TuckcrtoAn. N 0'
Atlas miniature must‘bo presented to the Heart Left the Church?" October communication Aiss dV
ItheAIvotonn in this form: V“ 10, and. “Old Thought or New-A stantinopie under
.. ———-—-——-——-—-—- ~- — “more"moanber 24 A27, as received here t
iI ~, *IALL mm» . , These are vital questions which are overseas News.-
J»- washrooms. on. 1 (AW) bellowed inns-r «train with “Turktsu' coast .. ,-
iI—JDIMWIIWI -mpcotpmd. public in eorriielly invited~ Nethflfibrpedo boat- fifltllée
rein. , ' {hours at worship and reflection. AKch1igcdire.", '

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